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<blockquote data-quote="ScythianTon" data-source="post: 1324557" data-attributes="member: 17992">First time poster here, chiming in.I belong to a small Russian language group, we are baptistic in practice, and we continued to meet at a home while lst the large church building we rent a room from has remained closed, preaching and praying.My barber, a Greek- American baptist minister, attended and highly recommended the midweek bible study at our local Greek Orthodox Cathedral.So now that I am interested and hungry to hear and to meet Orthodox men who seek logos in their lives, I am unable to because the cathedral is essentially closed. I also want to take my wife and family to the weekly community dinners that the Church’s Hellenic center puts on - but alas those are indefinitely cancelled.Thank God I can enjoy fellowship and the Russian women’s home cooking every Sunday. I have a newfound respect for a sense of national and Christian community during this time.Best apocalypse ever.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ScythianTon, post: 1324557, member: 17992"] First time poster here, chiming in. I belong to a small Russian language group, we are baptistic in practice, and we continued to meet at a home while lst the large church building we rent a room from has remained closed, preaching and praying. My barber, a Greek- American baptist minister, attended and highly recommended the midweek bible study at our local Greek Orthodox Cathedral. So now that I am interested and hungry to hear and to meet Orthodox men who seek logos in their lives, I am unable to because the cathedral is essentially closed. I also want to take my wife and family to the weekly community dinners that the Church’s Hellenic center puts on - but alas those are indefinitely cancelled. Thank God I can enjoy fellowship and the Russian women’s home cooking every Sunday. I have a newfound respect for a sense of national and Christian community during this time. Best apocalypse ever. [/QUOTE]

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